Word: ballot
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Further nominations can be added to the ballot by petitions, signed by at least twenty-five students and handed in to the Student Council committee in charge of elections before 5 o'clock Friday afternoon. The committee has its headquarters in Phillips Brooks House and is headed by Harrison T. Blaine '42. Loren G. MacKinney '42, Endicott Peabody II '42, and John P. Bunker '42 make up the rest of the committee...
...according to Dean Landis, their grievance is unfounded, for equality of vote is not denied to a citizen, since his candidate is already elected before his ballot goes to his second choice...
...expressed his opposition to anti-strike legislation, gave the House Judiciary Committee his plan for watering down heated disputes before they reached the strike stage. His plan: if efforts of the Conciliation Service failed, 60% of all employes at a defense plant must approve the strike at a secret ballot, and notice must then be given of intent to strike; Government officials would investigate and report within ten days; the strike must be deferred until 30 days after the report...
...Ballot boxes are in all the House Dining Halls, Widener Library, Sever, Emerson, and Harvard Halls, the Hasty Pudding Club, and in all the final and waiting clubs...
Added to the second ballot, which will be up for election March 18 and 19 are Seniors Sheldon Dietz and Richard T. Hartwell for Class Day Committee and Lester G. Hawkins for the Permanent Class Committee...